We’d rather ship one platform operators trust than five that demo well. SpatiumDDI is what we build; everything else we sell exists to make it work in your environment.
DNS turns names into addresses. DHCP hands out addresses to everything that joins. IPAM keeps the authoritative record of every address in use. Run separately, they live in three tools with no shared picture, and that’s where outages, security gaps and finger-pointing come from. Run together, they’re one auditable system a single team can actually operate.
The software: nothing, forever, under Apache 2.0 — and that includes every lab, test and DR copy you care to run, which commercial DDI usually licenses separately. Support and professional services are priced on a published grid: flat per year, banded by the size of your deployment, 15% off for education and public sector. There’s no per-address meter, so the bill doesn’t grow when the network does.
The software is free. These are the things that actually take our time, labelled by what’s on sale today.
Someone on the hook when your resolvers stop answering. Tiered by response level, banded by deployment size, published to the dollar. Essential is open to early adopters now; Standard opens ~Q3 2027; Premium 24×7 starts with a call.
Paid discovery and architecture, quick-start deployments, and full white-glove migrations from an incumbent platform — import, parallel run, parity proof, staged cutover.
Self-paced and instructor-led training, plus a Certified Operator credential — a signal your team can carry and you can hire against. In build now; tell us if you want seats in the first cohort.
A native iOS app for the operator who is away from the console: is anything on fire, did that change actually land, what is this address, is that DHCP pool really exhausted. Read-mostly by design — the two writes it allows are confirmed before anything is sent. Built in the open under Apache 2.0, iOS first; Android is a maybe, later.
The mobile app above, and training and certification, are in development. A hosted edition is a possibility we’re weighing, not a promise. There’s no second product yet. Each will show up here when it’s real — we’d rather keep this section short than fill it with a roadmap we haven’t built.